lot 8y..98 Value $15
5749 Suits . .
25 Suits . .
14 Suits . .
’i 9 Misses’ Suits $22.50.
18 Suits .
35 Costs . . .~
H lisold from 8:5 to
$22. . on side Saturday, your choice of the
8
stocks to another season.
22 Misses’ Suits $5.98.
It‘s and irrevocable policy with us never to carry one season '0
ther Summer
HERE IS THE BULLETIN OF YOUR SAVINGS
at week at 8:6 to 825. all at due price, and that
price so low that it has never seen a parallel.
Hence this‘ remarkable clearance.
This is a decisive. determined eifort to adjust stocks at once
end to make room for thousands of dollars' worth 01' Dresses and
Irate-rats. We have not reserved a single suit. All
must go—and a 1 will go at the prine. for The Norwallrs have never
beforeg known such Suit values.
The newest st ion of the season—Allis is positive.
suits you saw here
The very
I»;
Beautiful Silk and
“55 5 $6 Walsts
sample line; no two Alike, chest 30 in the ‘3
lot; not one Waist worth less than 85, others
86. Your choice of thin Mt. $2. 49.
. $2.49
Chiffon Waists. a large
Semi-Annual Sale, on Entire Stock.
17 2 suits & Coats. Nothing Reserved.
All must go. Values from 316 to $25
Unrestricted Choice at
h. .- “Lemmy
$15.98.
Each ORDERS.
NONE C. 0. D.
Each no MAIL ounces. no PHONE
NO ALTERATIONS.
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
318.98.
$22.50.
$2498.
318.00.
IN SIZES FOR LARGE WOMEN UP TO SIZE 49.
CHOICE
:
back and from models.
values as thesel _
‘ inkluries he
‘ 81911381110
‘ eel Welsh, lit the Bridgette . .
‘ Vincent’s hospitals. respectively. one
- plum-easing Invombly and unions un~
expected complications arise. thy will
mayor. The recovery or the £59 tor-
mer victim is still very doubtful ms-
101 Hannah died this Morning room the
The work of clesrinx the debris
the incl“ continued
throughout yesterday. An 0mm to to
clsim much lot the new 10‘ Min:
diode. who do visualise or one
tmlnmen, hovevor. a large mount of
the perishable freight vanished over
night. .
, It, :18 notmwded as likely that
there are any further victims 0
under the mass of wreckage, for while
It. crest deal or it was hung down the
sleep biinks skirting the tracks at the
scene of the wreck, most 0! it has been
pretty well upun’ned in the work or
the hundreds of laborers and machin-
ics and it is regarded as 111le im-
possible for any bodies to be lying in
the ruins of the cars without having
been discovered before now.
lltobert 8. Gates, the dead fireman.
was 32 mars old. married and lived
with his family at 29 Lllley street.
New Haven.
Leonard P. Hands, «woman, lived
with his bride 01‘ two months in New
inndon. _
William Laurie. engineer, llved
with his wife at 629 Capitol avenue.
Hurtford. _
Elliott l~‘. Beech. engineer. Was 48.
_' married and lived with his tvlle st
188 Spring street. New Haven.
The body of Engineer Beech was
shipped to New Haven yesterday after-
; noon. Bodies of the other three Vere
<shipped to their respective
Wednesday evening. Gstes' left arm.
not {mind when his body was emeral-
ed from tons 0t colt cool and gravel
13’
Choose from such materials and styles as fine French
vSerge. Mannish Mixtures. English Tweeds, Fine Diago-
nal Serge and Worsted: in s broad ran
smartest and handsomest suits ever place on sale. Ow~
ing to lack of space we an only picture two of the pos—
sible. 30 model”... Many models are modishly trimmed
with braids in wide and n‘srrow widths, fancy buttons.
silks or satins. Some medels have deep shawl collars of
moire 0111911111 other mudels are severely plain tailored.
1' The skirts oiler a wide ruin of the new Summer models.
including the popular girdle skirts and the new panel
Cost: lined throughout with
rich peau do cygnes. First come get best selection. Come
as early as you can. No prudent woman will miss such
of the very
ll
Women s and Misses’ Lingerie and Dress Gingham DRESSES
-This sale embraces this season‘s artist beautiful line of fine Summer Dresses. Melly difieront styles. The very newest and smartest Dresses offered this sea-
son. Dresses just 5 little different than the ordinary.
Prices Range from $1. 98 to $9. 98
v
. transferred 00 Ill
into brother. Harry N. Beech.
» soles manager for the some compnny
500 WAISTS,, 99c: Wonderful Millinery June Muslin Underwear
V l 5 . d S .
v a ues I as an I 50 ' “Bargains SALE
This lot consists of smart models, firie Lingeng. All CORSET COVERS
L‘ .L d Ma u'settewa seen to 1.50.
O‘I‘sttzile 3333235,, 99:? i P $5 a $6 Hats $298 050 Corset Covers ................. . ......... r90
Spectll lot at ............................... 25c
osFBeautiiully Trimmed Hats. regularly $5 and $6. , got: Cave-rs ........... .. .. ................... 390
or tomorrow ..... . ................. 5.80.98 1.00 Covers ...... . ........ ..79c
Two Great Dress ,
GOWNS
Shapes $1.25 Gowns ..... . . . . . ............. ... ....... 8
SpeCials $1.00 Shapes ................................ 49c 79¢ 50““ ---------- . ---------- - ------------ g9:
. 33,00 Emma ______ , ......................... got 690 gowns ..... . ............... . ............ 490
300 pcs .............................. s soc owns ................. . .. ............
$3 Dresses $1» 98 850081103300 ................. 5:1: DRAWERS ' 39:
Fine Dresses. Gingham. neatly trimmed with good D ,,,,,,, . , ________
quality embroidery; reg $3. For Saturday. 3198 - $1 50 sailorsfl 98C :3: 0:33: ..... ”7.12::
51 50 Dresses 99c Just the Hat that is In great demand. On sale. .98c 50c Drawers """"""" é """" ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' '3”
SKIRT
tth hlAStetDI-essstgg.'1‘het'smhst ou Sh tSk'.rts...... .. ........
1“:er S'Iiy if you rsehop early 1tornttzirrow‘k’n'h lthehkx kl): An Half All i: Egg? . .l. . . . . . . . ..... . .............. . . :3:
l' '.td Alice .onsae8.3o. ie.te t ‘ - 5 .00 t ................ .. ...... ..
$3,335., " ” Flowers. Price Tnmmmg :1... so; ........ o".
' L‘ ,‘ ‘ ’ E ‘ r . «v... «t . . I ,
'flEcK M“ E YET ‘ "'3. it is hollowed that had the promotion lost-nod, and their value arrived at wreck of Mrllold. on Saturday. He (Sumner Wilson also made ‘ persona
Till? 1' 811.80”!
11300110000 from First Page) ...
the New linvnn mud or any other mud
to the country slmllnr‘lu the one at
Melt-field. ll was the nicer pounliur
wank over resettled null Ihthu nuns
low of, lctnlltlos was not very grant, is
outshines entirely by the fact that all
tour trains involved were insights. find
any one or the four trains been curry-
trig passengers. it is luml telling how
mmy would have Mutilation or mnlma
ed for life.
ltullmad omrlsls are willing to con
less that share is he one able to tell
hurl how the accident happened. Just
how my rules of the rotupsny were
slnlllltlrl. and how runny signals were
lmnml is another point. which is not
«amnion-ever. the road is firm in
m ailment that Engineer Beech ran
ltnsl nlxnsls which ware not against
him «I Fairneld, Marlins all the tron»
mu. Whether or not torpedoes bud
hem laid by the crew of the freight
which was rammed by Beach‘s train.
warning him of impending denser. no
one is In It position many.
However;
or signalling Engineer Beech been
taken. It in thouebt that he would
have brought his train to a stop. and
tho mn‘ldont would have been uvurtcd.
it developed loci-iv that the operator
in the luwur station at Fulrilold know
that the accident was about to happen.
and so did m opomtor at lBllt‘r Rand.
near llridgeport. bui‘nolther or them
could pmvunl it. When the lwu
wool bound freight trains run by his
«lotion, the opomtor lit IFnlrllcld 1m»
medlnicly telegraphed to the operator
In Burr hood. telling him to stop the
two lrciclus. He received II reply 0
moment. later. Telling him that. the
trains hull unwed his station. There
With nothing then for those opprntuvs
to do but whit. and loom lhul the use
[‘l‘l‘iM crush llM We place.
it unit len-rucd'rollshly today that
{our engine: and 151 can were 101:on
on In the wreck. Only about twenty of
Him ears were wholly ticslroyod or
badly damaged. boomer. and It Is he-
lie‘vod that the hm to the New Haven
mm will not be over #200,000.
The exam mount of the loss will
not he lumwn nor can It be estimated
closely. for some time. tor thongs or
the” various euro
as
will have to be
through this mmmu. A freight our is
worth II vermin amount When It is new,
ouch your ll dcpmclulm II curlnln
nmouui. For this ruusuu. in ileurlull
the lots to euro. llmlrnucn will huve to
be learned. However. It Is believed
that the «Impose to lho curs will not
cxcmul 350.000. it In further thought
that $20,000 will cover the rubulrll in
the cushion: $1.000 lur truck repairs.
materials In be used and labor. and
91.050 tor wrecking crow «muses.
This leaves 0 large sum for Inlscellslu
rolls expenses hitters $200,000 In resch-
ed.
The dmnugc to the merchandise is
not grant. Ono. trsln carried 11 very
large amount 01 silk. and quite u llltle
or this who destroyed. but W-
tivoly speaking the 113m to‘flta M
lluven road, as for so the melohltv
dish in mm. is not mt...
lint-suns of certain peculiar features
and the since: the wreck, many om-
club; from other railroads in the cost,
visited the scene of the catastrophe
Wednesday and yesterday.
Coroner to Have Inquiry.
Coroner Wilson announced yester-
day that he will in oil probability his
sin his inquest into the mini Insight
hen the names of II lame number or
trulumun. Ivbollvodthwuub the scrub
ruplo wreck. or victims Iboes or towar-
qun In tho ‘F‘slrllold slquIl station.
null he is propersd 1040000 000th
1qu the question or the condition of
the signals governing the position 0!
the freight: when the wreck occurred.
Authentic informutlou crime to light
youtordey or on 1111001101 omdiuon ot
the signal lower that will come in for
scorching investigation In, the coron-
crls turmoil. It is mom: that Corn
ncr Wilson is 00155010: to accept the
statement or the, milrosd company
hastening the blame tor the totality
upon 0 dead men. without n searching
inquiry.
Friends or Engineer vocab tool that
it is not loot now that he is unable
to ~131th In his own defence. to place
the blame (or the tragedy puon him.
'l‘hoywdsolnm that it is Very only to
stop all investigation or the matter by
taking u for granted that Booth null»
00 past. the danger signs! and calmed
the wreck. '
Coroner Wilson has secured from
Medical Examiner music/yon the
names or oevral‘trslumen. 8"th
by the medical examiner at the Icons.
0 L ' . ‘ , '
__1
visit to the wreck. arriving there st
1' o‘clock and remaining until nearly
mwwitnesslng the work of «the
wrecks” mnklnl their way through
the debris to the loose ill the burial
oi the bodies 0! Engineer flelclr und
Brukonmn llerrls.
The particular feature that will be
brouuht Into question at the inquest
lo the mndtdtm or the signals. Train»
men who moved thnnnh the wreck
declared Wednesday the 1103mm lied
been rolled in and the local freight
was about, to mow stay when the ex-
pron might thundered 1M0 no rest.
The ‘ll‘ulrlleld 0131101 tower from
which the llahts’governlu' the sec-
clx’ht hours each.
moon was supposed to work from 3
to 11 p. In. The ‘vyrsck occurred pt
11:23. and up to um um Browns
mile! turd not presented an appear-
unce. drown ls 0x00010010 remain
on duty, until his associate presume on
appearance. This unusual condition
Will be probed at length in the Inquest
or Coroner Wilson. "
The condition of Oliver'lloulth at at.
Vincent's Hospital. Bridgeport, to
0nd freight. are operated in in charge.
of three tower-man. whose sinful oral
Tommsn Ferny:
.benesth the wreck: or. two locomo-
tives. was found in the afternoon and
I turned over to Rourke i Rourke. who
Hook charge of the bodies in their
morgue In Bridgeport. ‘
The funeral services .of Elliott F‘.
muesli. the blew Haven engineer who
i nus one o! the five killed in the wreck
Tuesday omit ll. Psirlleld; was held
It his late residence. 136 Spring street;
New Heven. this mernoon at 2: 30
o‘.clock and at Grace hi E. Church at
3 o'clock. The deceased was in the
4911: war of his age. and won one of
New Haven division
Beech. wll known among the roll-
.rosd men as “Ed" IBoech. bed been
worm“ can but . any has been
5 His death
is in. third poleward: In the Beech
Wily in recent y'e‘ers. some time no
he figured in a distressing accident in
Imotlvo bonesrdrlvlng. The accident
thpponed at South Norwslk. hlr. Beccb=
had the boy with him in the cab. He
told the boy not to lure the cab. but
the young man did. He was csught be-
llman two curs when his [other start
in! the engine. Only 1 mum 050.
T \lr iii-cell! s father. one of the best
known cilirens or Woodmont tell
loom s wagon and died. Ho was
lamina company. of New Haven and
is
ensue non save um.
Trolley Cor Stalled on 8011001 ill-est
Switch for Twenty Minutes.
..A. trolley car in chores ol Condor:
tor George 0mm and Motormsn
William lotteries. due to arrive 111‘
Norwalk from Winnlpauk at 5 o'clock.
was held up st the School street
switch (or about toasty minutes. this
morning. The incident which ceased
the delay on the breaking or s brsire
Irod on the our. A number of Dnsscn~
got-s on the our store anxious to cstch
‘the 8:15.1ruin from the Nowell: nib
lrosd station. but those who did not
lenvo the car and bustle. missed this
thin.
Word was telephoned the Norwslk
car burn and Superintendent Cheri”
A. Carney and the mpslr crow went
1
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l
l
i
l
i
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-. lo the place in car 111. which relieved
the broken one. The psssonsers were
translerrod to the second‘csr nnd tab
on‘ to‘lholr destinations without fur
ther mishap. The damaged trolley
was taken to the Well sheet cur burn
and repaired. .
REoEARcH son masses.
NEW HAVEN..Juuc D.-~lt gift or
320.000510 be devoted to old orislnnl
rosesrcb 1n the study of diseases. at
the Yale Medics! School was cnnmmi
cod by Secretary Anson Phelps Blokes.
Jr" all Yale University. today. from
Francis ill. Loomll. 01' the clan of 18-
04. Further gills 01810.000 toward the
endowment of the university clinic.
and to the Peruvian exploration fund
for the Yale. 0311001110115 under AEIIF
taut Prolcuor ledm'lllngllsm. ware
also announced. For the oxplorstion
hand a total oi about 112 .000 has been
pledged. ,1
The Wright on
has turned ovdr 5
university $175 000 towards the
amounts subscribed for the Wright me-
morial durmitory.
The Sentinel Want Columns are for
reselling in their influence-#they'msy
..Ilid you lupulvluxjmnuy 0 problem.
i
that III sum Ilium
want you. book of "Whom on
“Joe marry. of No. 86, who 1trill allow:
“his bwlon over telegraph wines. then
South Kuwaiti. where we get (our
hours or red hot. tun. Norvvnlk is
slipping over then tenth snotvmsry
and old Bridgeport helped melts 'om.
So its aboard a special train and one
“long green settles everything: ‘Tell
Carolina the committee will nuke '3
good later on. Be at the lodge
room at 7 p. m., with your mineral
step.”
The shove is a copy or the card
sent to members of Bridgeport Lodge
of Elks by the entertainment com-I
mlttee. regarding the trip to South
Norwnllr, Monday evening, when the
lodge in this city celebrates its death
nnniv’et'sary. The responses hsvé noon
numerous and nearly 200 will 0000“
the event which will be in the form
or a smoke: and entertainment. The
Norwslk contingent is famous for be- .
ingi good entertainers. and in addi-
Bridgeport will have several perform“
crs In their ranks. _
will meet at the lodge rooms sud .
band. will give a short street psrsde‘
bolore going to the station. .
Sig Celebration.
The lodge in South Norwslk was in-
stituted ten years ago by Bridgeport
lodge. and accordingly the latter is
:more than ordinarily interested in the
homa' ,
celebration of the anniversary. ‘“
Exalted Ruler Pickering. of South
Norwalk lodge. when he invited the
informed them that the walls or”
they were tree to bring as minty so
the) Wished.
The entertainment committee of the
Bridgeport lodge is Inching plans to
hold what will mostlyoe the biggest
which his son was killed by the loco-é
z
gobusln of Arthur F. Law of the Royal‘
3 l
clsmbnke ever held in obit city during
ithe third week in Magnet. There will
be It thousand «Elks {ton all parts 01 ‘
the cute in «de0.
I By deciding to give a clsmboke the
members at the committee um
Wrought down upon their heads the «
they announce that plans sro.under
n-y [or an outing in the near future
git which the ladies will have full
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One Nation Appears to be deglgubaof
the interference of Another.
9 MADRID. Juno 9.»?remioersnsl-
lists informed the Chamber of Depu-
ides last night that Spain's projected
Imilltnry operations at El-Arsish Mo- .
rocco. were not inconsistent with the
itreaty oi Algeclru or other agree-
;mcnts It was necessary. he said. for
Spain to restore and preserve order in
um port of Morocco
it is understood that the government
-plsns the occupation or Tatum. MG
hove been killed or maltrested by re
lbelllous tribesroen. _
l in both the Totusu and Ell-Amish
regions Spanish interests are endin-
“fired. The French government isos-
{desvoring to dissuade Spain from
these military movements
‘. PARIS. June V‘s-Tho French gov;
ernment is cdltflmdover Spoolsh sc-
livitlos in “menu. so «minty at s
time when Fiance hiring attained the
rolls! or Fee. intends to withdraw her
troops alter morsenlzlng the sultan!
army and having accomplished the pa.
cincution of the country.
Spsln seemingly is determined to
now limited to Melina and Couts.snd ,.
their environs. ‘1
M. 0.0010533 the French ambass-
Bpsnllh government the competition
of further military enterprise in the
troubled sultanry as endsulcrlnz‘ the
confidence or the Power in. the
touuuce or nlormcsn‘nnlty sidearm
power might declare that Morrow)
was being dismembered end go the
‘ powers were no longer? bound by the
Algeclrss canonical. but each tun
tree to not according to its own W
0st: in reference to Morrocco.
The power 0010wa in mind alibi
malts such representations in Germany.
The German note was reported no
balm; sent to France calling attention
to the llmlnlctions or the Madeira
' -
colved here
Two 08”!“ MOM ROLL”!
COAOTER.
(311811.50. Mass. 1000 0.-—-As u re-
,sult 01' injuries received when he was
crushed bencalhrn roller coaster ate
“a
M 5‘
night. Oscar 1‘. Young. an employee st
thcusort. died early this morning at:
the Fresh Hospital. in this only. large
cause or last night‘s accident and the
fact that there has been one other 19.5
.iality there this your. the salesman 08
Revere have closed the roller coaster
torths remainder or the season.
W
Advertlbe in The Sentinel.
headed by the Wheeler and Wilson
‘Hsll “were made of rubber," .00 that' "
Revere Bench slnltsemeut resort. last 3
wheel you right up :9 Music 9109.11.51
tion to the rtnlent. provided by them. ‘ '
"Say Bill! Don’t be a biker, midi-fl 7
us whisper that next Monday night
‘m
1 Wilson's bond. bonded by Wr
.1
The members _ J *9
A
dor st Madrid. is representing to the.
Bridgeport organization to he pie-sot. V
‘syi.
roeco. also. because Spanish subjects
extend her some in Morrocco. which is 'a
agreement apparently has not been re- L
the most mm!” railroad men in the strong displeasure o! the ladies but 3"
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